University and high school students will have the opportunity to learn about careers in tourism next month.
The Bermuda Hospitality Institute (BHI) will hold its first Career Fair and Expo, which will feature a series of presentations, panel discussi...
Government needs to be fully committed to supporting the private sector in order to help Bermuda recover from the economic downturn.
That is the view of Brent Wilton, deputy secretary-general of the International Organisation of Employers (IOE), base...
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The recent Trailblazers Award to the Progressive Group was a noteworthy occasion; however, I discovered that the vast majority of Bermudians have no idea why Government regarded this event as such a big deal. Black Bermudians in gener...
Local artists Sharon Wilson and Monica Jones are teaming up to open temporary boutique stores to sell what they describe as “socially relevant” artwork in the lead-up to the Christmas holiday.
Their works have been on display and available for purcha...
Blood rules
November 27, 2010
Dear Sir,
MOOOObro! I am, in blood donor terms, a “mad bull”. For years, I happily and regularly donated my valuable R-negative blood in Bermuda until I went to visit my wife at the University of Exeter, Devon in England...
A thought-provoking, fun, interactive and entertaining event celebrating the best of “who we are as an African people” is to be held next week.
‘Kwanzaa: A Cultural Celebration and Enrichment Workshop’ will take place at Bouche Restaurant on December...
Bermuda should legalise marijuana, bring in a minimum wage and spend more money supporting talented young athletes and musicians, MPs were told.
Graeme Outerbridge and Ras Mykkal two citizens concerned about the Island’s spiralling crime rate gave pr...
DATE: Nov 29, 2010 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
School needs crosswalk
This was sent to Trannsport Minister Terry E. Lister and copied to The Royal Gazette
November 25, 2010
Dear Sir,
I recently visited my grandchildren who are students at Somersfield Academy in the early grades. Not having a Berm...
Shadow Education Minister Grant Gibbons urged Government to release the full results of proficiency tests.
On Friday Dame Jennifer Smith outlined the results of several exams public school students sat, but Dr Gibbons said the full results should hav...
Bermuda pays the second highest amount for health care in the world, but has a life expectancy similar to Korea and the Czech Republic.
Shadow Health Minister Louise Jackson spoke on the rising costs of health care in the House of Assembly on Friday ...
